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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31
WOOL MARKET.
A Week OF General Dullnsss-Market'
Quiet and Prices Steady.
RrnfSfrefts

Another week OF continued dizziness has
appeared in the wool market. There was
some increase of activity fortnight ago
and hopes Of a decided improvement IN
tone were entertained. These have now
disappeared. Still no greater weakness
has developed, and from present appear
suces further declines are not to be looked
for. Trade remains in buyers favor.
Holders, however, except when forced to
do 50 hy financial stress, are not pressing
their stocks for sale. The manufacturers,
as q rule, are ready to meet the market AZ
il now stands, but the policy of purchasing
only from time to time for present wants
is adhered 10 strenuously.
The Boston market il quiet, with little
anxiety Gu the part Of manufacturers to
bus or holders 10 sell. Prices remain steady,
without any symptoms of immediate
change in either direction. The most note
worthy element of weakness appears in
considerable offerings by outside holders
who are forced to realize. Fine tleeces are,
perhaps, frmer than they have been, and
there is a good demand for fine medium
territory woods: A fair request for pulled
stock is noeed. There is little doing in
carpet wool, which is weak. Current quo
tatiOnS for leading descriptions follow:
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IlXEAl.

TJORNBU RG-Ou Sunday, October 50, 1857
u; o'clock a. IN, WILLIAM NJ. THORSBurG.
Funeral ALL lake place from the StonrChurch
at Elm Grove this (NondsyJ Afternoon at
o clock.
BARUM-On Saturday, October ~, lSS7, a. 50.
4 NJ. ELLES, wife of JOsep- Barum, in the 3S'
year OF her age.
Funeral tom the family residence, No. @lC.
Main street, this (NoudayJ afternoon at
O'Clock Friends of the family are respectfully
invited Iuterment al Mt Calvary.
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Notice to Creditors.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF ROBERT Z. THoMP.
son, deceased In pursuance OF decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Ohio County. West Virginia,
made in a cause therein. pending - subject The
real estate of the said Robert Z. thompson 10 the
nayrnent of his debts you are required TO pre-
cent your ella ms against!the estate Of the said
Robert Z. Thompson, for adjudication TO Joseph
r. PAUL, commissioner, a. his Office, at No. III
Chspline street, in the City Of Wheeling. in said
County. on or before Wednesday, tAe % day OF
WINES, John W Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
this S;h day Of october, Isl. -
ociOoEwv Clerk
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y TIE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE CITY
l. OF Wheeling, West Virginia
Clara Quinlau with Benjamin Quinlan, her nus.
band
josephine weitzel and John Wei,zel, her nus
band Martha simpson and Frank Simpson,
Der husband, and agnes Flanagan.
IN PARTITION. IN CHASCEEY.
By virtue of decree entered in the above
cause on the 18th day Ut October, 1877, the un.
De signed special commissioner will sell, at pub
lie auctiCn, az the front doc: Of the COut House
OF Ohio county, Vest Nirg MIA, to the highest
bidder On
Saturday, the 2Bth Day Of November,
:. %. 1857,
at 10 O'Clock a. nj the following valuable real
IS ate, tO-Nit: 7 he west part OF Lot No. IL, in
John NcLEre'S addition 10 the Ity of Wheeling,
West N!rsiRia, SitusteOn Coal Formerly Kenney)
street. fIoTtiug S5 feet on said street and extend.
ing eastwardly 50 feet more or less 10 the east
side ut stone wall, and the west boundary of
the eat portion OF the lot conveyed by Frank :
De HAS and Elizabeth, his wife, To one Matthew
". Miller the right aud privilege of maintain
ing sewer now running underneath the said
west 10 ton of said lot, for the use and benefit
of the east portion OF the said Miller lot being
reserved IA the said De HasS and wife Upon
said property is a fwO-stOry Brick Building con.
tanning six TO ms. This is the same property
heretofore conveyed 10 the late William FIans.
gan, of the City Of Wheeling, by Frank & DeHass
anu ElIzaheth. his wife, by deed dated the 18th
gay OF july, lS6, recorded IN the once of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Ohio county, West
Virginia, in Deed Book No 50, on page ISL
TERMS OF SALE-One-ihird Of tho purchase
money in cash, one thiTd in six months and the
remaining third in twelve months nom the day
Of sale, tie said deferred in,talments bear
ing interest from the day OF sale at
the rate OF six per cent per snnum, and the
purchaser giving his notes with good security
for them. The purchaser. in addition to the first
payment, may make as large cash payment as he
may desire. The title will be retained until all
the purchase money has been paid
EUGENE HANKE,
Special Commissioner
JOHN o. PENDLEToN, Attorney.
J. CHAMBERS HERvEY, AuciiOneeT.
hereby certify that Eugene HRnke the above
named Special Commissioner, has given fond
with security as required by the above decree
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF October
1857. c. ID. THOMPSON,
oc26i Clerk of Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
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4 SOCIETY in Australia now offers to
contribute So, TOO to bear the expenses OF
an expedition to the south pole IT the
British government will donate like
sum. 1t is thought that the proposition
will be accepted, and probably some time
next year two we'll equipped vessels will
sail on their voyage OF discovery. The
open seas beyond the ice wall guarding the
southern polar circle make 1t comparatively
easy for vessels propelled by steam 10 push
their way into the unknown region. Let
US hope that they will find the south pole.
Perhaps they will then be- satisfied TO let
the other stay out in the cold One pole
is as much ~ we can handle.
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Notice to Creditors.

TTDo THE CREDITORS OF MARY HELMS, DE-
ceased. In pursuance of decree Of the Cir.
epit Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, made
in a cause therein pending, &c subject fhe real
estate OF the said Mary Helms to the payment OF
her debts you are required TO present your claims
AGAINST the estate OF the said Mary Helms for
adjudication to Joseph X. Panll, commissioner, At
his Office, I2l0 Chapline street, in the City Of
WheelipR in said County, on or before Tue sday,
the 2lnd day Of November, 1857.
Witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court
this s1h day of October, lSS.
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
oelOoawy Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

REPUBLICAN leaders are trying the re-
rigious and moral racket this year. II
met with disastrous results i'll Baltimore,
and now we await the outcome in New
York and Philadelphia. The bad people,
it is thought, will prove too much fol-
them in these cities, also.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

The undersigned, executor OF the will OF Hllian
KresS, deceased will offer at private sale, for n
short time, the valuable property known a. the
KTess Brewery, on tn east side OF Market street,
near seventh street in the city of Wheeling,
West Virginia. The property is in an eligible
location, the Buildings are fairly new, aud are
well fitted for the carrying on OF an Ale Brewery
All the he ycsSary appliances for carrying on the
business are upon the property, so that the pnr-
chaser can begin manufacturing at once. The
good will of the business Of the late kilian kreSS
will go with the property TO the purchaser AS
il is impossible tor me 10 carry on the business
longer than for time sufficient 10 work up the
present stock 1t will be necessary for me 10
make speedy sale Of the property. There Is
ais upon the property frame tenement house,
which will bA sold with the brewery. Terms
will be made easy The property can al all
times be visited and examined 10y perCuS IN
tending to purchase For other particulars ap
plytO HENRY JEFFERSON, Executor
Ic2lh 1923 South street Wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

MAHONE's political existence depends
on next months election. And 1t may be
here remarked that MAHOSE's political
existence will cease to exist after next
mnnth,s election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

NEAL Dow intimstes that the Federal
Supreme Judges will be governed by their
appetites IN the decision Of the prohibition
cases. Isn't Mr.. Dow just little rash
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

K. X. GiHen anu John A. Zorn have this day
entered into partnership under the finn name
4 4. X. Giffen d Co, as dealers in Agricultural
Imp cments, sc, at 1920 Main street
ocngs r. X. GlFFEN x co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

OHIO Republicans have chance to see
a real, live Southern Briyadier in the per
son of Governor GORDON, OF Georgia.
The Governors speech at Cincinnati, pub
Hshed in another column, is worth read
ing. None but ap hoUyst, sympathetic,
patriotic American, the hem OF whose
coat FORAKER is not lie to kiss, could
speak those words. Governor GoRDoN'S
presence in Ohio raises howl among the
Republican leaders OF the FoEAKEE stripe.
GORDoN Is 2 representative SDuthrruer
aud they don't want their constituents to
see him. They wisb to hold up that fool
ish aud bitter old man who lives ia the
memory OF the past, JEFFEEsON DAVIS
and the incendiary, jackson, as typical
Southern men
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

hereby give notice to persons knowing them.
selves indebted IN the estate of kilian hICSs de-
ceased that they please call and settle and those
having claims against said estate will present
the sauIe for payment, properly authenticated.
HENRY BIEBERSOH
Executor of the will IT Hilian KreSs deceased.
prpk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

IT WOULD be amusing to witness Cover
nors FORAKER aud GORDON in Joint de
bate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

The older JEFF. DAVIS gows the more
dangerous the Republican leaders seem to
think him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

IL shouldering HENRY GEORGE 1t Is
limited that Boss PLArr has assumed
charge of large white elephant.
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PROPOSALS.
CiFPk's nEEICK-

81 ERk y DFFICE,
BOARD OF COMNIssI'EERs & UNITY OF ONO,
WHEEIING, W. Va, October u, 1877.
Sealed proposals will he r. e we'd at thiS ONCE
until Wednesday. November ;, 1887, at 10 O'Clock
a N, for furnishing Medicines upon prescription
OF County Physician, for district lying north of
Wheeling creek; also for district lying south ui
Wheeling or elk, for the whole, for thc term OF
one % year from date Of 'igning contract.
The BOARD reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids. By order Of the BOa'd.,
Oc12i CHAS G.. WOODS, Clerk.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
CHAS, ", CONNER& CHAS, \, SNEDEKER

have this DAY eutC~rt D.. .. r COpsrtnership under
the firm name Of t.nleI ( SncdeEer, and will
continue the business q. the old stand az success.
SOrs 10 the firm of Conner 4 TuIner, al the cor
nr- of Fourteenth and Market street. dealers in
Fancy and Staple Groceries Best brands of
Flour, New Mountain BuCkwhcat, Rolled Oats,
all kinds of Lomestic and Foreign Canned
Goods. We keep the best Tea and Coffee in the
market Do our own roasting, fresh every day
Coffee ground to order. Come and sec Us at the
old stand Ofthe late j. J. Smyth Wewill please
you. CONNER n SSEDEkER,
Oc2S lac and l41S Make. Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-31

The Republican candidate for School
Commissioner in Wayne comfy, n. Y,
is going TO be beaten. We give this out IS
dead straight" The rich, Young and
beautiful Mss NELLIE l.. Cook has Sc
cured the regular Democratic nomination
for that Office. Such an outPouring Of
young Democratic voters was never heard
of before in NELLIE Cook s school district,
They welcome the fair candidate with the
mellitluous brass band; they buy her pho
tOgraphs, and they thrash every unthink-
ing hind who spesks irrevrrently OF famil-
iarly of her The hOrrid Republican man
who opposes her must hustle himself it he
wants any show agains! 81 winsome can
didats. 10 is to be sincerely hoped that
Miss Cook will be elected, il only 10 purify
politics in Wayne county.
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Southern men

The vision OF the Philadelphia Pies is
80 distorted through looking 1t every thing
with the suspicious eyc OF the politician
that it cannot Sc anything but "A political
mission in Pre- sident CLEvELAND's recent
trip. Listen toit:
What has Mr. Cleveland done What
has he said 20 make himself stronger?
What line IN hts speeches will BE- remember
ed? What political iSsue has he raised?
What platform, principle, OF crJ has be
given his followers in all his dTeary going
up To the North aud gazing down to the
South
The Press must not confound Mr. and
Mrs. CIEyELANp's pleasant trip with a
political swing around the circle, such a.
Mr.. BLAINE has so frequently treated the
country to.
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Scr 4ai,,
EOR SALE.
dor SALE--REAL ESTATE

House and lot 10 2l& Market street wheel
Ing formerly Is. NJ. OFFS rcs.dcuc An Gle
CANT improved farm ol LOO acres the Eof pisrri
adjoining Cresaps Grove, Marshall 60. " vs.
30xl3l feet on Market street near Iron Bridge.
Wheeling occupied on ground rent by k.nc :
livery stabl"l. For prices aud term address
HAIRY CALDNfIl.
Chamber of Commerce Building 81. Paul. Hns
nrIgNh
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1857 -CITY TAX NOTICE--lllIi 1851 1851


OFFICE Of CITY COLLECTOR.
PUBLIC BUILDING, WHEELING, Oct II, 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ citY tax bills for lSS7, are now ready, aud
will bee due Monday, November :, 1857
FcrsonS paying ALI their taxes Oh or before
the first day of December 1857, will be entitled
To Il discount of p per cent on city taxes. The
taxes on real estate will bear interest from he
CCr3her l. 1857 nj the rate OF 10 per cent per an
mum until paid. ). L. BRlEE,
Oclleadq City Collector
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TRUSTEES SALE

By yittuc 81 n deed ~ tfId mad" by AnlirN
Y. vees ami Mary Wees his w.ir 10 Ia" ~ nv
tee, dated March ~ 1871, ani Frt0iie1 ih W.
office OF toe Clerk of the County Coat ~ Dbl'
county, " Va ia II 81 IS Tut Bprk We y
page a., ! will veil A. thib'ic aprtlOu. on
"wednesday, aoNrnbrr ~. iss''
commencing nj - clock n m Al the front d"r
Of the Cont House Of Saii county. la The city 81
WI ceiling, the following described properly
The uortli ODe.lhiri az lot nrInlFfed on" hnn
bred and twenty two ON. sltnaP d "h lb' "S'
ode Of Market street In ihapiin"S b6r sou
ton u the city ~ Wheeling.
Title believed to De gooi, Int selling a. iH'
&c ] shall convey only such tile a. II V'''"I''
NE.
TERys OF SALE-One third ~ Nv mr'n to"''
a, the purchaser may elect, cash IA hshi 90 We
day Of sale, ard any residue 10 two eFnsl mas
me nts payable In on. end two year IN n y"
day Of sale With Iniefest from that Jay. Hlth 70
sufsnoe NJ gu the iuil1ing - The slilis,tDh /"
tie trustee. DANIEL. aIGH1I hGALf
Trustee.
e A TCHAEvER 4 90 Agent. ON
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HOR SALE.

Desirable Hc,iience, southeast corner ~ 'bsP.
line ami twenty second ,ts,cts.
Two good Brick HourCS on b Il street between
TgenIy- third aud TScrt. fourth ,irr,is
One Fran l'ous", eight ICONS. ~ thAI no"
street. near Twcnty fourth street
Que gOsi Frame House on JHrnh street, nnrth
Of Twenty fuIIIlh street, Nv" rooms AMI cellar
Vacant lots In the SIKH ward. al pnGs {" 'Ht
purchasers J HuGlif-
ocll 2gi CHapliue street
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

IN TIE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE CITY
l. of Wheeling West Virginia
Clara Quiulau with Benjamin Quinlan, her nus
band
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been duly appointed
administra.riX of the estate OF DIR. J. h. Reed
deceased, all persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested to call ana settle and all persons hay
iug claims against said estate 10 present them
properly authenticated Mt No 2l3l Market street
MARY REED,
Administrative.
Per- Irs knowing themFclveS indebted to the
firm of Pipes 4 Reed are notified To- call and close
accounts Those having claims against the firm
will llcaSc present them. The looks for The
pres. IN will BE- found with DE- J II Pipes, or the
undersigned MAkY l. REEH,
Org1h Administrative
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Josephine Weitzel and John Weitzel, her nus
band Martha simpson and Frank Simpson
Der husband, and Agnes Flanagan.
IN PARTITION IN CHANCEEY.
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IS PURSUANCE OF A DECREE oF Ihs
| CIrcuit Court of ohio county, p" Va ebtt s'.
on the u day Of Jane. ls5 IN the cA,e o. os..
bay and Others, AgaInd Brown ana %b1h wv
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iured it. No branch of the public service has
been improved since they came in, and some
branches have greatly deteriorated.

WHAT do the miserable, shrunken little
souls in the Chicago Congregational Minis
terial Association think Of the almost pie
Ward Reecher? After the services at the
house, yesterday, the body was borne to the
church of which he was the head, and all
afternoon thousands of people paid their
mournful tribute of respect The braying
jackasses of Chicago emitted the only hoarse
note Of discord in the universal chorus that
has come up from peoples of all faiths and
all nationalities in honor of one who honored
the country by his genius and ennobled the
world by the largeness of his nature.
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COMMENT AND OPINION.

A LAW should be passed to keep pedestrians
off the railway tracks and keep the express
trains on.-Philadephia Times.
IT is proposed to put Lake Tahoe on tap for
the benefit of irrigable lands in Nevada. That
is what Tahoe was put up in the air for.-San
Francisco Alta.
THE ghost of Samuel J. Tilden is looking over
the shoulders of Messrs Randall and Carlisle,
Whispering s'Where are those fortiications?'
National Republican
THEY have had strong shower OF sulphcr out
in Indiana, but, just as like as not the revolu-
tionary Democracy of that State will pay no
heed to the warning. Press.
THE Pope is aware that he is living in the
nineteenth century, and he is astute enough as a
politician to recognize that public opinion is now
force which popes well as kings can no
longer disregard. milwaukee, Sentinel.
THE confirmation of Trotter is called a victory
for the President 1t certainly q victory
over the Democratic party, an organization
which is very often defeated when Mr. Cleveland
is sustained. New York Mail and Express.
WE do not care to disturb Mr. Blaine's friends
unnecessarily, but if they still love the Plumed
knight they need to go to work. Republican
sentiment is active. and it is not toward the
statesman from Maine. The workers for other
candidates are effectively ousy.-Boston Herald.
THOSE Chicago clergymen who opposed send
ing resolutions of coincidence to Mrs. Beecher
on the ground that such action might DO inter
ers theological views are a sweet set of Christ
1ans, IT we may be allowed SO to speak. They
preferred to lay their insult upon the grief of
the already broken hearted wife, so soon to be.
come widow. rather than practice the CHARITY
they preach Detroit Tribune
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THE Civil-service Commission continues to
go through the motions of maintaining the
reform as the law requires Two Of the com
missioners are now in Philadelphia 'investi-
eating" Postmaster Harrity how Republicans
happened tostep into but two of the 1S4 vacan-
cies Under what the postmaster says was a
strict enforcement Of civilservice rules. Ii
Harrity is unable to explain the matter clearly
Grandpa Jones should give him the benefit Of
his experience Grandpa Jones never allowed
any Republicans to pass any examinations
that would admit them to his office, and the
Civil-seryice Commission told him he had
done we'll
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OBLIyIoUs of the fact that he was con-
demning one Of the cherished customs of his
ewn party, the President, in his last message,
referred to the mistaken theory of economy"
which appropriated, in the first instance, less
than the absolute needs of the service required
and then made up the lack by defcien-
cy appropriations. That no heed was paid
to his suggestions is shown by the de-
ficiencv bill, the items in that showing that
the estimates originally submitted to Con-
gress were cut down by the House merely to
make an appearance Of economy by appropri-
ating less than was asked for. When this
policy is supplemented by a neglect to pass
the bill in time for the President to sign it,
thus mourning need for an extra session,
the genius of the Democratic party for blum
dering is brought into bold relief
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done we'll.

THE New York World says: Nov that two
years Of Democratic rule have passed without
either running or injuring the country, an
apology is in order from the Republicans who
impeached the patriotism of their opponents
First in order is an apology from the Demo
Gratis who declared that the government was
honeycombed with corruption. and who won
by making the people believe that the only
way to save il was to ''turn the rascals out"
For the rest, it is true the Democrats have
not ruined the country. but they have in
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SHORTLY after Mr.. William

SHORTLY after Mr.. William Henderson
showed disposition to become an active
m ember Of the Committee of One Hundred,
he was Tread out of the party" by Mr.. Coy
and friends. On Wednesday night Mr. Hen.
derson retaliated by reading the rascals out Of
the Democratic party. He did not reflect,
perhaps, that this wholesale clearance would
leave him quite lonely; but for that matter,
whichever writ Of ejectment holds good, il
looks as if Mr. Henderson would have to &c
it pretty nearly alone His only hope fol-
congenial society is in coming over to the Re-
publican camp. and if he will say the word be
will be promptly t'read in"